In dealing with the above subject we, of course, are aware of the fact that it has never as yet
been clearly defined. Most or very nearly all text books consider it merely as a. cause of a …

Cold has a threefold morbific power; as a. physical or chemical agent, as a predisposing
cause of disease, and as an occasional. As a physical cause, its operation is definite and …

In the treatment of the febrile state there are two methods of procedure, one of which is
endorsed by a large portion of the profession both in this country and Europe, the other is …

IT would be an interestblg observation to ascertain by a tabular view the proportion of
diseases produced by cold, as compared with other agents. In order to obtain some idea of …

That the condition called a cold is one of repletion, may be readily demonstrated. Among
other evidences of this is the fact that treatment based on this theory is uniformly successful …

consequence of the publications respecting them being severally in-complete, and partly
from the strength of the prejudice against extreme cold. Dr Kowley, who, in his attack on cow …

DEAR SIR,--Observing in your useful Journal for the first of November, 1836, an article" on
the use and abuse of cold applications," by Dr. Graves, of Dublin, I feel induced, I hope by …

Although the subjeccts of the remedial efficacy of congelation and local anaesthesia from
cold have been for some years before the public, they are as yet but little understood and …

1. Arguing from the frequency of deaths from chloroform, Dr. James Arnott considers it
imperatively necessary to substitute a safer anaesthetic, and he again urges the claims of …

WE have had frequent opportunities of observing the morbid effects occasioned by exposure
to severe cold during a residence of two winters at Fort Bridger, Utah Territory. The post is …